Re: Multiple DHCPed IPs on the same device

[Aaron Jackson <jackson@msrce.howard.edu>]

>Well, the thing was that I have a few more computers on my LAN...
>
>So is it possible to have one IP assigned for the bridging-OpenBSD-box and
>run NAT for those who are not choosen to run dhclient to fetch thier own
>IP?

Yes. If I understand you, then one machine will be connected to your ISP.
That same machine should be connected to your LAN through a different
NIC.  This machine can act like a bridge so that it appears that ALL
machines are connected to your ISP, so they get their own ips directly.
You could also configure the bridge machine to do nat, dhcp (client and
server), ip filtering...  I think a more detailed explanation would help
in suggesting a solution, but what you want to do is possible.  It's not
difficult, but it does need to be defined a little better.

Aaron